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My Marriage
Problems
Alicia Orrloo' Woof fkaae at
"Revelations of a Wife"
(Copmaht UI1)
Hba Miilic Dlit In Have IM.Ity In
111 .Mother' Kye.
Knr a long mlnuto after my mother
In law' blunt query I ant staring t
th axpenslv photograph nt ('lair
r'Kirr with tli bizarre Inn. riptlon i
Picky arrawlad across ta f;,,i, In
my ear win echoing her question
with empliiiaH. What, Indeed, wn
thl plctura dolim In my husbands
room?
The thing wa a nrurf tlnar conflrmp
tl-.ii of Dr. ! itll'ai hint, anil of my
"ii uiiraaliifM cniicernlna- IHrky'a
l)'i'f. Wa Ji ii.mlileI nhi.i.k the
thought from the hastily, nod my
memory galloped l,m k river our brief
acquaintance with ha beautiful wist-
Til Kill whose fiUU looked out lnaolj-
cliintly nt me.
hud met her with Ir. r.ttit,
whose duvoflon to Imr wa patent, ami
who hdd Inter t,lr u i,t hi engage
niftit to )nr. J ii ky find I both had
womb tfil not at the phynli lan'M
i hop e, because he hal abundant. ( nuso
fur hi Infatuation, hut nt her- mid
I had nut been HHt Kiilntn-il when I
had henrd of thi'lr estrangement.
Mailg I Diplomatic.
Hut I never liiul thought (hat Picky
wa especially Interested In her or at.
trailed bw her. Ha had noted her
tindciilnblo icsoinhhinru to Ornce
Prapcr although the dashing western
Kill would never posse thn fnult
ls In-nuty whlrh wii Crura Proper'
fortune ami afti-r Mis Prapcr'a
escape from thn coiisciticn''rs of her
kidnaping of Junior, .Visa Poster huil
posed fi,r the unfinished Illustrations
whlrh th other kuI'm departure left.
Kut I liiil heard my husband make
Severn! unfavorable comment con
cerning her extreme modern idea, ami
twr nillltiint fiiiilnlHiii. Tlipno nro
two thlnn whlrh Ini'imMlHtont IMrky
- hltiiwlf it ilovotiMf nf every fiiil whlrh
ri,nii!a alnnK alihni In n woman.
Ami thoiJKh I huil known that Mie
I'OHtcr wu mtirh linpri'annl by
I'kky'a looka nml f.wlnatlwr
iiiunni'r I nover have w-n thn
w "infill who illil nut alt up anil tnlp
nntliu whin h antared u. nwim I
liuil ne.'er oiti-rtiilnwl th aliifhlent
niitlon that iho ever ave him rvnlly
ni'riiiua thouaht.
My iniilhi-r In law brought me baric
tu tha prem-nt with a Jrk.
"WflH" Blm ilrmanilril. "What have
you Rut to any?"
Hit tmio iliufil thn blame fur the
piwacMilon of the plrlure on tny alioul
ilfiH, a If 1 hail Wared It In Dicky.'
rnimi myaelf. I kni-w what I huil
to iln, and that qulrkly.
No matter what my own thoughts,
no matter what my mother In liaw
mild, I muBt betray no suspicion of
my huahand. In lur present anger
n'.tiilnnt him h would, no doubt,
iiKiee to anyth:ii(f X aalil, but ah
waa hla mother. Hlia would reinein
be i tha thing I nilnht gay long after
kIio had finxntten that her on had
given any chuhu for the utterance.
An Infuriating Taunt.
Ho I compelled the whirlpool of my
tliiuiKhta to calm, und anawered my
mother-in-law's queHtUm with a non
rhrilnnce whlrh, though frjrued. I
Hatter myaelf aouniled genuine.
"Why, mother, I don't think this
neoilii any eomment do you? If you
l ummuged throuMh Dicky' things
you'd probably find dozens of nigned
photographs from glrln. I don't
think this means anything nt all, ex
cept that MLhs Korent gave IMrky her
photograph as a pleasant memento
of her posing for him."
"IiOok at that Inscription." My
mother-In law grimly pointed to tho
words: "Yours till the last apple
falls, Claire."
1 laughed with really creditable
gayety.
"iii, mother dear. It's evident you
i!on t know the modern girl. Thut In
Hulption means a, great deal less than
Tordially yonis' would have meant
in your day or mine."
My mother-in-law folded her aims
grimly find gave nie a long, steady
stare.
"You're either a bigger find or a lot
deeper than I have thought you. Mar
garet," she said. "Of course, 1 have
nothing mora to say, except this
don t let me catch you taking this for
tin excuse to hand that young juckn
i n pes of a Tom Chester any signed
photographs"
She swept out of the room, leuving
ine ho angry nt the Infuriating little
twist she hid given the incident that
for a salutary tlve minutes I did not
I ling nixnelf buck to the realization of
what this evidence of Dicky s d.tl
I: n:"e noiint to nie.
brup
fiwuf th iytn
latitat foeta, Grip
imI luAuraM T
laaiii
laftV
Bromo
Quinine
fW
owH ofcaMrvf miM (
tout: iau a4
I in foshtatb. ihtvw a)
not 4 li (idy Mt t-
Bo surv you tfrt
' UDixinixTr: itd
;-XI1WlV Vl
VET-1- VTROLL DOWN
THINK. WE
Valley County Clulw Mud
SuT)hful Wur'ti V ork
Or. I The rime of October marked
the close of a year's rbib wink among
thn boy und girl of Valley county.
The club work was started a year
ngu by County Agent C. '. Duln and
an m hlevement meeting was held
hei-p. Triphlcs won by the boys und
girls of Valley county nt the Ne
braska st'ito fair were on exhibition.
County Agent lailo told brielly of thn
work of trie club during thn past year
and outlined tho work of the rlub
for tho coming year.
Kupt. Herbert I,. Cushlng of the
Ord public: scIiimiIs delivered an ad
dress and awarded the charters that
have been Issued to th Various clubs.
The work for 1 f22 23 nils for an even
morn comprehensive program than
the one ?ut completed find the show
ing made ul Die state fair by thn club
boys and girls has encouraged thern
to attempt even greater things tnx
year, l'lans are already under way
looking toward the taking of a train
load of nur bred livestork to the Ne
braska fair In 1923.
17-Aore Apple Orchard
KcttiriiH Owner Good Profit
Kalrl.ury W. II. Kozel, residing
south of Kalrhury nrross the line In
Kansas, started a 17-arro apple
orchard "1 years ogo with a view of
testing out the possibilities of grow
ing fruit successfully. This year he
sold 3.500 bushels of choirs apples.
lie Irrigate from two wells dug
down 45 feet and pump the water
wl'h gas engines. Mr. Kozel pumped
2.S00 gallons of water per hour for
60 days continuously without per
ceptibly lessening the water supply.
lie has now quit the farm and lives
In Morrowville, Kan., and will give
more of his time to the apple busi
ness, hiving planted seven acre
more.
NiickolU County Breeders
Hold Second Fall Sale
Nelson-The Nurkolls County Live-
stork Breeders, association held its
second sule here. Seventy head of
spring boars and gilts and pigs were
sold, representing five of the leading
breeds of .'-wine. Tho sale aggregated
$2,063. These pigs were bought by
Nurkolls county farmers.
Grand Island Plans Uonds
for $300,000 High School
(Irani! Island ' According to the
tisicornpb.-ted plans of the school dis
trict committee on buildings tho dis
trict taxiuytis will be presented with
a proposition in the near future to
vote $3(10,000 in bonds for a junior
high school.
r 'vi ak mm i a i
Farm Agents' Notes
m.ay corvrv.
Clay Center Th tt plt of corn
whr (Ittn.iU fliiifil, oily ami curn w;ii ;
planlpti In romtmrlHun to piiu-h d-nt-l, !
a'jirchy in t h iC. b',. I'cti'rguti und '
u, A. Anti ron ftimta nar Hutiun. woro j
hurv4it-d IfiKt wt't'k. Hoth ihowod from -t
U X 3 p r r i: n t. l n o r n co t n of better
(iiioltty fur tint is in not hr typ- of ii'(J.
I'JnouBh curn wan huatki'd in tlio And.T- ,
uti farm to nlituin acr y iilU, they he- '
iiig 12 it liUMh)i in the ticr for th I'ln'-ti
ili-ntfd tin i i 17 4 hiinlipis per aern fur llm
liniilp rtent?ij feil. There ar threw mri
of tjieice pluta tbnt have not been htiMK(t.
Alirfs Mary Kllfn Itrown, who wrli.s thn .
t on tm in t'itiV loutity for the n"wltit ,
tluha and irnntH'i the rfclpun for th I
hot nchnrti lunch Hub, fxpUltid the new
point in ronn4tion w(t h t h ntrn hot
tiiilt a day to county toarhir la it wenit. j
Th Volunteer Poultry club hrm (inihhpd
(' -t- ... r- p..,,t. i v.i.irh ;.t i ie
p(Tt and nre nbout to rmlmik tu ft nnw j
v n ;th .-, t h it ..f . ii roll! tig ( ht-.r f lu Kn hi
tc ;- ut in; ( unt'si, it inter
pioject ,
V MM(.TO Ol T.
Fiutl Tha hthor niiuation rominue. to
oi-rtii y th renter i f atientnoi m Wnib
li (ton autttv H --Ip la reiort-il by i 'nrl
A I !'. th lOUIlly altJ.'nt, H br-ltlfcT
j o,'ttie rc and fs'iiicr art muUu to
itvil t hrinvch vt tha ftitt huskhttf
wwathr. i h farm tur4ti ofric U m-nt
l.oli .al Hl liVer th MtHtA In th bop of
e t ir.n tlnaj witrnnn tii iljt a-i-tinn. A
I ftiniof tf mn brtV ttfvu ptHit'd but tha
-fjuiiB'l fur ect"l th aapplVt euiditin
tu .Mr i'l-(t
Tb 4t evv.t ru t ion h ( eotidiictil
lh H thtfaf 'i n ttty. ty i nur ' h 'vtaj- U -t
u- t dtr- . reft tr M t;u
t an i.-n r fnu. h,.
..;r i !mr, i itrg, i i td auc
t J r1" t 'ra t-r l Of I ,-' tu
tha . t t ( h.-r . t-.. t )-.,, in
' ii r ta tc h 1'ivn riHM.ir .if 'hr
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then we:
VOO
HAD ESCTTER
IT lrs
AN HOOR!
Cf.T BACK
TO THC
:J1
rS, ' OAT
Winner Are Aiiiiounrfd
in Knox (.'(unity Pig Clulis
I'.lontiifn Id .l.iuies jirczevsky of
of Creighton won the high honor In
tho Knox County Hoys' and Girls' I'lg
club, arcii'ding to John K.immrr, who
has charge of the. club uctlvlllea In
this county. In the contest, each M.y
or girl was tu feed a pig for 1L'2 day
and keep careful record of the gain
and the cost of such gain, llrezevsky'
pig gained 1 111 pounds per day ut a
coHt of 6 16 rents per pound. The
net gain on the pig figured u $143. at
and the boy turned down an offer of
for the ankmal. Tha pig were
fed corn, oats, milk, short and
tankage.
Miirncrn Dig Irihh Gruve.
Celfast, Nov. S. Crave diggers at
Mllltown cemetery went on strike, but
When a funeral party arrived the
mourners left their harks and dug
the grave.
Farmers' Union Notes
Arliiiiinfi A sparisl llitllowa'nn nifulina
of Kiiwhlil IcmiiI No, It ul Ihe ifarnixrs
union ;ih hHU In J.eni Tr hiejilunian
eulh nf i til lie. S'ire Ihun HlO PT
iona ul Ilia iK-lKlihorheed atl'li'l-d. Attor
a lltxrary inuiuiii put on )y Uo yeung
puufjln, apuu lit;a wrt iiimiIu by alula I'-uil-a-rn
lit !h Kunv'TN uriinti, who ilreva nut
frum immha l iilt'-ml 1H nii'tfllns,
I,, l'tf, iiianiiKr ef thi Vnrui-rH rnnai
I.lrifriini-M rfiinpaiiy, mpokm ef that activity;
!. Mn arihy, iiiannK'r ut tha O'armer
liiiiin Siiiiw ni biius'i, ill iiini'd i-o-op-emllva
llnn hnmllalus. snil J. Oaliern,
aiain prm-lil'-nl of ih I'firinor union, aiuk
along- aenern 1 llua of oisantullon ami co
I'Marnllon. Wlillain K'-iiyon, a iii-mleir of
tho torsi 1h I k ! Iirli-fly on Ihw nmuaun-a
Iwlns rnfurruU lo Nvruaka volera, u'lvo
estliig thn i'l-iilon of i'iiiIi of Itn-m
Pumpkin iMo i,o-l riiffia wro a-rvnt fol
Iowiiik th prograin,
Klevator Make I'ruflf.
V.nallKO A Jiroflf of 14,000 III ix
tnonihs w i uliown if ih l-'armara 1'nfon
iriMiparntlvn annoc-lullon, wtilili operate
an .li.mlor IOT, anor.llns lo tho r-lerl
of Xlnus,-r 'ruil'ric k prt-aoiiieil at t"
r.tiHkliolilr' iiivptlng.
Hold ( oiinly ( oiivriillon.
!ewlu -A plan to extern! Hi" niemuf-r
alnp ul I lie Kmniira union In Kallnn t-oun-ly
ws ailopo-'l ut ! louuty coiivefiiluu
of Unit ornunizai ion h.-hi in Hi" city hitl1
tui-B Tim niunly officers of IIik union
hnv lon ilffHsnutpil a commit!" to vimt
nil lh loi-ala In Hio iouiiIv und ( orsim
IS pew ollra. WlHte Pl.-saO lit IPSborn, wlio
eiM,k at th loiivaiilioii-, commciio 4 upon
tin niniits-r of women pi-.-iil and com
iiiemled tleiii for th-lr tnier.-ai In
work. A mport troiri ono local shownl l"Si
li.i-n inoinls-rs and J 04 women meiuoera.
Tho illaeuaalofis In lli lonv.'iilloii were
lu ru-ly along 1 lie line of P-ealuliflu.
Cuhnnie I'rofit Small.
Klmbiill Robert (Iliurd nt this om
inuiilly la ronvmced tbat ranuers kh a
very AmlUl part ul tho price that city toll.
amiier pay for food. H recently shipped
a carload of i-alibaije to llmulia, which aold
for IJ a ton, or a total of IZUMn for tho
Hiiliuncnl. KrilKht Kunaiineol MII4, and
biokeriimi 1 1 6, loavlng him III PI for hia
labor from tfta lime the liliinls were "t
until Iho cal'l,.il" was loaiPU Into th car
to aay nolhlns of retunia upon land ami
equipment. Thla win a icpnn of only
'Z tiZ a tun.
Arthur Smith If ..tittin(f
uKcfit in Lh.i wotk.
th county
When accrotlltpd flock work bKu it (n
luuntm fount y lat November Bevn flucki
wM-e enrolled in tho proJe t. This ear
t here are f i rteu flocks enrolled mid one
poultry club In taking up the work. Ttn
follow iiik perHifti arij lntreMted In thin
ear's project: Mr. A. K-h-iIh und l'ul
Si mniotiH, (.'"xad; Harry Hill, Men. Arthur
Andwrruin, Mri. W, K. Karnhani. Mr.
(iMr KudKNiin, H. O. lt and Iferimin
Hi hrader of J,elngton; Kev. Mr. Httuter
Htniun, (lutheitburjc . 1. J. JunKi en. S. K.
Ow.ni; nd M. I-:. Coat In of Willow
Imuiid; K. W, DuHtln and r. Norall of
i ertoii, and I r. Buh of Sumner. Tho
poultry rlub ttieiiibein ai iMorf Mcnke,
Tbeodorw Mcnhe, Mlvln and FWtrict
Kitnuioiif, Mary Ogorolk and Kt her
Wlium.
MADISON (OVNTV.
i..tila v'ri't'k. .nt mora Mmliaon t mn
tr hi-ti-s riittrrfd in the at.tte acrediEfd
fa nn f li-fka' pn.jft h;t v i Hiikt-d urn n
of th l'i Pfidinrjc flotka In point f fgic
l.rothit t!un for tin pnf tumith. Mrs. J.
11 lluiittr'i Ibircd H' ka uvt'iagcd IS 5
if pi-r hn (Iu Ihk tlu t unfit h, ih ord
lnt tc rpmia 1ut i'fivd from ttva i ol-b-tifl
if Hurpulmrf. In tirdr in k?p up
th- !,t.inilrl f l:idiutii ntunty acvred.ti-d
f i'c k io i hat t he und vrttr i ra
mu. vhI Muiiiiiuiin i f H'" t-Kt,a pt-r h-n h
! --tr JI Ihi ohtaittf i, It. A HHHit, thr
mint y t-Unpu til oil. aid v Ur tht )1
fst.ha Hittlldllif t o liitd arrrrdllt,d
f ik k w oi k i fti ii ir th vtftd(r "f had h'
;it th M a aort itf Ui-ra or airodm 'f
. ;ic jhi.i th; pr jrt ta
t-'i irv'-y will ' . ..ititt'tt d by,
l t '! !.i pn. mi re.lH'y fr 4 t.nrt4 duMw
t h" i - I 'Hi . k H't.lt r In a. or am u dif
t -i ul t .o..in'jUi!n. if th B' M Hii'v ip-.p
tn t.iii)t)d b that iii.i, . ,.i:.ttr 1
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THE OMAHA HKK: -MONDAY, NOVKMBEK ., 11)2.!.
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tMO IT-
JOtT A
MINUTE..
nr
How to Keep Well
By PR. W. A. EVANS
QuMtlons cancsrnlnf byffsn. nilalloa mi prevention ( , submitUa
la lr. tvn by rlrrs el Tbs B, will b nwrd rsonall)', subject In
preitsr limltistio, whsr tumitud sddrM envslofys Is enckii. Dr.
tlvsns will not nk dmiinoiis nor nrescrlb lor ladlvlduol d .
Addr lottsro la cars o(1h lira.
Copyrighti 1922. :
OI Nt.l NK KI'IOKMIC,
A lo, i nt hulletln of the Louisiana
lieiili Ii ileiariniciit Hliiles that Wi
case of deiigUB wero reported In
that statu iltiiing the previous week.
A lelcgrsm to the i;. H. J'ulillr Health
Survey, from .Macon, (iu., reported
t:i w mi hundred case of tho disease
In that -lty on Heplemhcr 2'i.
A iniiltltiide of repoijs from many
soiin cs IrWirati! that dengue I far
mora prev alcnl In thu I'niied Hlatis
than it lias ever been before, and
dial It liu reached territory a long
way north of any territory prevlou
ly 'Invaded.
Letters inquiring as to the safety of
a trip south arn beginning to come
in. Whllo thn winter vacation season Is
suinn distance In th futuifl, we are
right In the midst of tho winter plan
ning season.
Dengue is a dlsenso which apparent
ly has Its natural hiniie in Central
America. It Is occaslonslly brought to
the United Ktates by shipping, but un
til now ha never secured very much
of a foothold. It Is rarely fatal, If
ever. It Is )tiltn possible that the few
people who have been reported as dy
ing from dengue, died from some oth
er disease und either did not have
dengiiD or dengue was added to some
other malady, tlss latter being the
a use of death.
It Is generally agreed now that It Is
a mosquito borne disease. There I
not tho same degree of agreement
to tin mosquito, which is responsible,
but it Is reasonably certain that the
oflilidir (or olH-ndnlsl Is closely re
lated to the yellow fever mosqultoc.
The Louisiana bulletin say "Th in
sert, breeds by preference In rdns, bot
tles, Jars, tubs and cisterns In back
yards, and is often to be found In the
water pitcher of the sleeping room.
Itestroy mosquitoes, by destroying
breeding places und by screening cis
terns. Special attention hould be
given artificial ronlalners, such as cis
terns, water barrels, tin cans, Dottle,
urns, vases and sagging gutters."
The methods whlrh conquered yel
low fever should be used against
dengue.
The mosquito is upt to be found
breeding inside, the house. She Is
averse to leaving the house, and rare-
I ly travels long distance. All that I
known about tho dixc.-ue Indicate that
it will not endanger winter visitors.
The mosquito breeding season will
l.o over before the winter tourist sea
son begins, liven though the days be
warm enough for mosquitoes, the
nights are too cool for them to propa
gate, or for human diseases to mature
in them. 'l think it will he reaHonahly
safe to go as far as the lower end
of the Florida s-nlnsula.
If mosquito breeding is found to
continue there, screens are protective
enough, especially when the mosquito
is at a great disadvantage.
1 have never known of dengue per
sisting In midwinter anywhere In the
Ktates.
"Orange IIIieuinaliMil."
(!. V. O. writes: "During the pa.st
half century and more of work In our
profecsioti, I have lorn-net! that no
rule applies to everybody in the cause
or cure of any disease.
"tiugar produce rheumatism in me.
The daily uso of oranges will stiffen
my fingers in a week or 10 days. Un
der a plain, simple diet, 1 am pretty
free from the disease from one year's
end to another.
"Aside from the theory of the ad
vent of rheumatism by tho tonsil, 1
(snoot lid mvself of the idea that it
often arises from errors In diet, but
do not feel competent to be very 1
dogmatic as to the particular suli-
stances that Induce It. ,
"The problem is for the hospital and I
lalioratnrles to solve. On th medical i
H htls pav sufficient attention to the
nntter of' 0i-t in their LwhUx I
(lount it.
"A word in relation to the teinpo
mry relief of iti hing from any rause,
Haing had a personal experience
with erxeina, herpes, winter Itch, Ivy
pollening and 'skeeters.' I have ("iind
mora relief from the In ning in d.ih
jl(nff vn W:i(fr. nn hof im it ran
thrt-rt tumult it iilU'altfi f liu Hint
Dog Hill Paragrafs
" Py Geo if Bingham 1
I
'ihk't U.iKh f.Md.. t vrohihi
th u d-H'-uti In. lay tn li'dnj: nut lirlun i i
ii ii . j 1 1 i in I. M o t'lh.- (. 1a, in
tt JIUUS A.NU M AUC.lt IN rUU
CACti OK COLCRS IN THE &UNPAV Btt
WHAT THEY
AW AT
WAIKIKI
ECACH
plo remedy at night on going to bed
will give a good night pest from
the winter itch, This hu been my
cxperbncii fur year.
"1 find that my diet affect this dis
ease to aome extent In cold weather,
but does not produce It In th warm
season, I realise that each person
Is a law unto himself and no ono is
Justified In claiming that what will re
lieve him will relieve all persons. Hu
man brings were not made on that
plan."
Kectal Slightly Higher.
Ignorant writes: "1. I would like to
know tho normal body temperature.
"2. Is there any difference between
the mouth temperature and the one
taken by rectum.
ItKI'LT.
1. Wfc.
2. The rectal temperature is gen
erally slightly higher than thut shown
by the thermometer placed in the
mouth say one hulf degree.
Hound Hhoulilrrs und T. II.
II. B. .T. writes: "Will you please
tell mo if a round shouldered person Is
subject to consumption?
"1 am engaged to a man over 30
years old. lie is round shouldered, and
every one I meet tell me he I a
consumptive."
HKPLT.
Tes.
It has been proven that people with
deep narrow chest are unduly sub
ject to consumption.
People wilh narrow, deep rhesl are
very apt to develop round shoulder.
Prayer Each Day
An thou hat hllvn, bo b It dona unto
tlioa. Matt. 8:1.1.
Our Father In Heaven, as children
come to fln earthly parent, so we, Thy
children, come to Thee. We arknowl-
edgo Thy goodness In keeping us In
safety during the night, and In tho
mercies renewed to us with the re
turn of the day. Whllw wehave been
locked In (dumber, Thou hast not
suffered any harm to befall lis. VV
have lain us down In pears and slepi
because Thou hast sustained us, and
the morning of a new day finds us
with renewed vigor for its labor and
toil.
As the day brings to us fresh
obligations, fit us for their discharge.
As new temptations make their appeal
to us, strengthen us for their resist
ance. In new battle we may have to
fight, leal us to victory. Fortify ui
against the evil w may have to meet,
and mako us responsive to every up
lifting and helpful influence. May the
evil teiulencie In our nature con
stantly grow less insistent. May tho
spirit of love to Thee and to all
become the fixed characteristic of
our lives.
Accept our gratitude for daily re
newed mercies. Give us pardon for
fdl our sins. Keep us as a family
from harm nnd evil today, and when
our days on earth are past, bring us
to' the Heavenly home. We ask It in
Christ's name. Amen.
REV. J. W. STEWART,
Ow.il Suuti'l, Out., Canada.
Chadron Normal.
Th atorr-tellinir Plana conduct a atory
hour at tho public library evory fcntur- :
day afternoon from 3 to S. The follow- ;
lni; htudt-nt have charge of th work.
I to roi hy Nelnon, Haitel Knot If. A He I
Schfll and lora Strickland. Tha rla j
told Hallowe'en atone Mrs. Kuatlna ,
rgfin of t ha t ruin in school J riday. i
Tho uina of thu aihlptic uaaorlatlon
hv tftei ut with a
j J' tflZZ"
grnat dal of I
They hitvw taken I
on lU-mll 1 j iu.
H' iu v ry Kuod malrrbHl waa found fur a
iHkt ball b'Hrn In th girl' flrt baa-k-t
ball practti
Th Alpbii 1'bl Tl aotlfiy vntortulnrd
th y.t-tn A Ipha of"ty at a v i y civfr
rube party in thn ym. Th room wa
it '"Iv listit.-t ami all Ih iWoratnna wero
j "'.r".,ly k';'.'.,'"'f ""M"wn- '''""
.iA , , . a,f i. iua-n lypii-ai
hi I'l gtrla dred
(iimiy uda In oiaUi. traw huta and
i ft bahdittiaa, c,il' d for t h ! A Iph
air Ik, w In worn dra d In iaron nd
auiiUiiint i with tti.lr hutr in a platt.
In a frtai of ! m if aovlnlotfiral
haliira Ut W"k, It t-' H Kfin v u
th" kiudfiila th product of th cultur
iid Mf iififa atuud by a th.mtij.th
ntt rt'iitut y,
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Drawn for The
MOW COMC ON
(NO AT" t
KCAOY.TO
V CO!
Suff Cracker, Art, IWlareg
f W ill Crark. Sune Morn
Kansas City, Mo., Nov, . "I'm M,
but I'm tmt through. osnlng aufc
yet."
Huclt I the proud boast of Hurry
Morton, allt Aluldooti, nged crook,
now In Jail here.
Ob! tiisn Morton admit he I th
"oldest find best" safe cracker In the
country.
it I u rather Ironical fort that tha
man who Is confident li can "crack
any safii In the country" i doing
time fur forging several small check.
"A man should llck lo hi own
stuff," Morton said. "Why should an
expert afe man like nie monkey
eroun4 with check?"
Morton ha done four "stretch"
In penitential Rs. The first conviction
came in IHTti. About two monfli ago
llm nged criminal was reli-usel from
his fourth prison term at the L awn
worth (Kan.) federal prison.
Tax Kvusioii Charged.
Vladivostok, Siberia, Nov. 6, The
.Vladivostok government ha lodged
a complaint with the Japanese gov
ernment against what It alleges was
the evasion of tho poll tux of 45 yen
levied on persona leaving the country,
by ome 4,000 Japanese and Korean
refugee from hiiberla. Ilefugee,
chiefly Japanese and Korean, hut
also many Hnsslans, arc leaving HI
bcrla by rail and strainers, now that
evacuation has actually commenced.
Common Sense
Copyright,
Are You Slighting the Lilllu Oppnr
limit ies!
You have been letting a lot ol little
things slip which iiiiKiit havu benefit
ed you greatly, walling for lti big
opportunity.
The man who ffivn you a chance to
benefit by u small i ;iporLtinliy whirl!
you (piled lo gr-np is not going to
be a booster for cu on a larger field
of opportunity.
Vou may never get the opportunity
yot( desire.
Hotter take the little ones us fast
as they come and make them stepping
stones to larger one.
Most little chances lead to some
thing a lllfln bettr.
You are getting yourself in line for
bigger things every time you grasp
something belter than you have.
Vou are bound to leurn a lot your
self through the little Job, especially
if It ho a step higher.
It is tearing the foundation belter
than anyone else that makes the big
man's position unassailable.
Vou cannot learn too much, so get
It step by step lather than to Jump
into a place too big for you und end
In Ignominious failure.
Uncle Sam Says
I'ncle Sam's fiiuide lo Health.
Experience has truly demonstrated
that the prevention of dis ease Is far
easier and much more effective than
Is the cure once the disease becomes
established, says the United Htates
Public Health Service. In view of
that fact, they, have issued this leaf
let which contains a listanf the gov
ernment's moat popular health book
lets available r free distribution.
The booklets listed all relate to health
and preventive medicine and are
written In simple, nontechnical lan
guage.
Itraders of The liee may obtain a
ropy of this leaflet free as long as
the free edition lasts, by writing to
the United Stale Public Health Serv
ice. Washington, D. ('., asking for
"Miscelaneous Publication No. 20."
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Thla it tho MAN you rfiominattd
now help tn etct him.
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fttt, oo4, oi.lt oaia aiio moomI
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Parents' Problems
How- (.111 u i hlid be broken of the
tin hit of surklng bis thumb?
The best way is not to alio blm I"
begin. If thn child persist In suck
Ing his thunili after having it np'tit
edly taken out of his mould, a good
way 1 to put thumb! x mltt'-tis on
hi bull. la, both day nml lilglit, until
he Is broken of the habit.
t.- Want Ads Hiing liesulls.
Make'Vbur Dishes
Sparkle
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And Keepbur Hands
Beautiful
with
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The Soap Powder with the Lemon Fragrance
Two Sizes
10c and 25c
Buy the 25c tii
for economy
Mf d by
Buy One Package
Yellow Cab&Bas&ge Co
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It will I aru!i:illy Ainh, a pirn
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terval of the day. The surroiilidin;
garden with fountains and l-aalns,
thn different room With frescoe.
carpel and tnoaalrs will Isa carried
out In lb same tl by decoratoia
from IV, Mecknea an I Marrakech.
roi ITMAf, AnVMTiafcMrXT.
Vote for
Dr. C. B. Foltz
for
Member of School Board
Tlii U an important cfflr, but
pays no alary. I am inlero.loal
be.auto I ha four children ia
tchool.
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